Quote (Subwoofer @ Jan 27 2017 12:17am)
we can go to the moon, the deepest parts of the ocean, split the atom, map our brain, replace vital organs........but somehow the line gets drawn here on what mankind can accomplish.
this is why deniers are considered mentally challenged cabbage people.
didnt say I denied if that's what ur implying, but I'm just saying that there could be global temperature rises and drops through out the course of earths history. Maybe there is proof that this rate of change is increased by man made factors, I haven't really looked into that much.
But there seems to be studies, data, and claims showing that this certain period in history where man has rapidly increased global temps in comparison to the history of earth. But if so, how much so?
Man-made factors are like a 100 year period in the history of earth, in comparison of about 4.5 billion overall, with like like half of that or less where the earth was in the inhabitable state it is in.
So these things have only been recorded or noticed for less than 1% of earths history, and I just don't know how accurately they can record the rate of temperature changes now in comparison thru out history. LIke I said in my class this study used some method to see temperatures from a while back (thousands of years) recorded in rock or glacier ice, but can they accurately measure that almost year by year, or decade by decade,century etc. I just don't know how exact the science is. But they can record year by year day etc in todays sense.
I think a real pressing problem is pollution, things like garbage floating around in ocean. There is literally an island of plastic in ocean the size of texas, if not larger. Plastic once it breaks down into microscopic gets into ecosystem and can cause problems. Countries like China are so polluted you have to wear a mask when u go outside. Deforestation in south america. These are important issues going on across the globe which I think are big problems for the planet.
I guess what I'm asking is what is the main argument that supports climate change, and the main cause of it? IM just not that well informed on it.
This post was edited by GuyLadouche on Jan 26 2017 09:02pm